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"What does China want?
Linda Jakobson in conversation with Bob Carr
May 5 2016
NSW Trade & Investment Centre
Photo: Paul Keitley
"What does China want?
Linda Jakobson in conversation with Bob Carr
May 5 2016
NSW Trade & Investment Centre
Photo: Paul Keitley
UTS donors and supporters gathered together to celebrate the remarkable impact philanthropic support is making at UTS at a special event in the UTS Chancellery on Thursday 22 March 2018.
"What does China want?
Linda Jakobson in conversation with Bob Carr
May 5 2016
NSW Trade & Investment Centre
Photo: Paul Keitley
Members of the Dr Chau Chak Wing Scholars Network at the University of Technology Sydney. The Dr Chau Scholarship program recognises high-achieving students from both Australia and China by providing them with the opportunity to expand their knowledge and promote life-long relationships between the two countries.
UTS staff and students came together to celebrate 10 years of the UTS Staff Giving Program. In 2017, thanks to the generosity of university staff, the program provided much needed support to more than 1,500 student in need, through scholarship and financial grants.
"What does China want?
Linda Jakobson in conversation with Bob Carr
May 5 2016
NSW Trade & Investment Centre
Photo: Paul Keitley
UTS donors and supporters gathered together to celebrate the remarkable impact philanthropic support is making at UTS at a special event in the UTS Chancellery on Thursday 22 March 2018.
Members of the Dr Chau Chak Wing Scholars Network at the University of Technology Sydney. The Dr Chau Scholarship program recognises high-achieving students from both Australia and China by providing them with the opportunity to expand their knowledge and promote life-long relationships between the two countries.
Members of the Dr Chau Chak Wing Scholars Network at the University of Technology Sydney. The Dr Chau Scholarship program recognises high-achieving students from both Australia and China by providing them with the opportunity to expand their knowledge and promote life-long relationships between the two countries.
UTS staff and students came together to celebrate 10 years of the UTS Staff Giving Program. In 2017, thanks to the generosity of university staff, the program provided much needed support to more than 1,500 student in need, through scholarship and financial grants.
UTS staff and students came together to celebrate 10 years of the UTS Staff Giving Program. In 2017, thanks to the generosity of university staff, the program provided much needed support to more than 1,500 student in need, through scholarship and financial grants.
Members of the Dr Chau Chak Wing Scholars Network at the University of Technology Sydney. The Dr Chau Scholarship program recognises high-achieving students from both Australia and China by providing them with the opportunity to expand their knowledge and promote life-long relationships between the two countries.
UTS donors and supporters gathered together to celebrate the remarkable impact philanthropic support is making at UTS at a special event in the UTS Chancellery on Thursday 22 March 2018.
UTS donors and supporters gathered together to celebrate the remarkable impact philanthropic support is making at UTS at a special event in the UTS Chancellery on Thursday 22 March 2018.
"What does China want?
Linda Jakobson in conversation with Bob Carr
May 5 2016
NSW Trade & Investment Centre
Photo: Paul Keitley
"What does China want?
Linda Jakobson in conversation with Bob Carr
May 5 2016
NSW Trade & Investment Centre
Photo: Paul Keitley
"What does China want?
Linda Jakobson in conversation with Bob Carr
May 5 2016
NSW Trade & Investment Centre
Photo: Paul Keitley
"What does China want?
Linda Jakobson in conversation with Bob Carr
May 5 2016
NSW Trade & Investment Centre
Photo: Paul Keitley
UTS staff and students came together to celebrate 10 years of the UTS Staff Giving Program. In 2017, thanks to the generosity of university staff, the program provided much needed support to more than 1,500 student in need, through scholarship and financial grants.